burn through



burn through

v.
1. To penetrate something with flames: The flames were burning through the ceiling. The firefighters came too late and the walls were already burned through.
2. To create some opening by burning: The sparks hit my sweater and burned a hole through the sleeve.
3. To expend something completely; use something up: I burned through all my money in one evening.
See also: burn

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Malik (2)-Native American, Greenlandic
Chinasa-Western African, Igbo
Damien-French
Boele-Dutch
Ira (1)IE-rə (English)Biblical, English, Hebrew
Eurydike-Greek Mythology